Scrambled macaroni

By VicentaLakin

Scrambled macaroni
It's a good way to record a quick fermentation. It takes ten minutes to ferment! No longer fermented with a morsel noodle, and in the middle of the winter when there was heat and room temperature, I tried to make two pasta, and the western pizza and Chinese rolls were sticky, and the flowers in the square were made out of cushy milk and old mama's pepper oil. They were delicious. Some favorite relatives could try with me。

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 500G
  • warm water 260g
  • yeast 10g
  • baking powder 5g
  • sugar 5g
  • SUFU appropriate amount
  • Laoganma Chili Oil appropriate amount

Steps for Scrambled macaroni

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    Completed Chart
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    500 g flour in the basin, mixed with 5 g bubble powder
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    (b) 250 g of water poured into the container with 5 g of yeast and 5 g of sugar blending
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    (b) Falling into the basin and mixing it with chopsticks
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    A smooth pasta with my hands and fermented with a shampoo for about 10 minutes (I'm a cook with three sets of seven and eight minutes)
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    The fermented pasta is poached by hand and has a visible intensive bubble
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    Take off the fermented pasta and rub it for a few minutes, and remove the gas from the face
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    I'm going to use a cane to grow a square
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    (a) The mixing of corrosive and chili oils is even (I mix them with dried-mother pepper oil and emulsions, which do not need salt because of their high salinity)
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    (b) Equally painted on the skin
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    (b) Volume-growing strips
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    (b) Flat cuts into small blocks
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    (b) Crush it in the middle with chopsticks after taking two small pieces
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    A little stretching and twisting
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    Two head around the bottom
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    Each in turn
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    (a) A steaming pot pours into a proper amount of water and places the rolls in the dragon closet
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    Five or six minutes again with a fermented wreath on the top of the lid, and the fermented wreaths squeezed with their hands
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    Fire evaporates up to 20 minutes, and two minutes when it's ready
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    Completed Chart
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    Completed Chart
  • Scrambled macaroni Make Tips

    1) It is necessary to use warm water of about 38 degrees, i.e. a little warmer than hands, to help ferment. 2) Puffing and sugar are also the additives that drive the fermentation of the noodles. 3) It's especially important that the materials be matched according to their preferences, such as pepper salt onion oil, fragrance, etc